Ether (ETH) fell 43% from the start of the year to $3,744, $2025, before dropping to its current level of $1,899. According to Ki Young Ju’s Cryptography CEO, Ether has experienced record levels of aggressive sales over the past three months in the past five years.
According to a Coindesk study, the ether to Bitcoin (ETH/BTC) ratio fell to its lowest level in five years, with a combined annual growth rate (CAGR) of four years tested negative for Bitcoin.
ETH has been below $1,900 several times since 2020, under $1,900. If you purchased Ether between June 2022 and October 2023, you will be profitable throughout 2020.
GlassNode data reveals that short-term holders (STHs) (holding less than 155 days of ETH) are bearing the brunt of realized losses. However, long-term holders (LTHS) are also beginning to surrender.
Meanwhile, the realised losses have been driven primarily by whales, which have held more than 100,000 ETH, particularly since February, GlassNode data shows.
ETH: Realizing losses due to wallet size (GlassNode)
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